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• What do you use your Bangle.js for?

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 1 week

  

  Programming/testing other Bluetooth devices using things like the 'Espruino Programmer' device

  Can you elaborate what this is?

• Disable reset/debug menus on boot

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 2 weeks

  

  Reinstall bootloader from appstore, it uses .boot0 file.

  Now make your app use .boot1 instead of .boot0

  The info file is only for making a normal app that is listed by the app loader app. You might need your app as a clock, and also as a .boot1 file. An app being a clock just means that it is loaded by the bootloader(.boot0 AND .bootcde) App, by default.

  Depending on how your device is reset/loaded, it won't always execute the .bootcde which is the clockLoader. But sometime it will. That is why I suggest a .boot1 and a normal app clock which are identical code. This could be a workaround for you. Ofc there can be other ways to solve this too.

  But this method might cause your code to load twice, in the normal case. So we have to think about it a bit more. Probably you would delete the file : .bootcde if you are relying on .boot1 file as a clock loader instead.

  EDIT: I just realized there is a .bootrst file that overrides .bootcde behaviour, AND runs upon reset too. So instead of deleting .bootcde, and instead of writing to .boot1, you could try writing to .bootrst. Then when you want to revert back to normal behaviour , delete the .bootrst file. Now the Bootloader app's .boot0 will load and then .bootrst (Your App) will load.

  Conslusion: Write your app to .bootrst, the bootloader app(.boot0) should not try to load a clock now. Bear in mind as above has said, all this tinkering can be risky for bricking the device (If you lose access to DFU screen). If you do still have access to DFU screen, you should be fine.

• Disable reset/debug menus on boot

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 2 weeks

  

  Have you thought about increasing the duration required to enter the bootloader? Are they going to be likely to hold the button for 10 seconds eg.?

• Output all properties of object

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• Output all properties of object

  in JavaScript • 2 months, 3 weeks

  

  I did try that recursion, I couldn't seem to get much results.

• Output all properties of object

  in JavaScript • 2 months, 3 weeks

  

  I noticed that the auto-completion tab in IDE is able to output more fields than a call to eg.:
  Object.getOwnPropertyNames(Bangle)
Object.getOwnPropertyNames(Bangle.__prot­o__)

  Specifically, some object-like fields:
  Bangle.on
Bangle.removeListener etc

  Similarly for a Promise object, I do not see the .then function as child object. How can I get full listing via javascript?

  The auto-complete is able to show all of these fields from a promise instance:

  >p.
  constructor         apply
  bind                call
  replaceWith         catch
  then                clone
  emit                hasOwnProperty
  length              on
  removeAllListeners  removeListener
  toString            valueOf
  

  How do I get these items into a javascript list?

• Bangle.js 2 and GrapheneOS

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 3 weeks

  

  Great news, I'm really happy for you and that our efforts paid off. Hopefully this will help many other Bangle.js GrapheneOS users.

  Good job.

• Bangle.js 2 and GrapheneOS

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 3 weeks

  

  Seems like there is a permission setting you might have missed? On normal android, background running options are under battery category. Unfortunately I do not know graphene well enough.

  Settings > Apps & notifications > Advanced > Special app access > Battery optimization >

• Bangle.js 2 and GrapheneOS

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 3 weeks

  

  https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadg­etbridge/issues/3439

  This thread mentions using, the debug page in GadgetBridge menu, after Debug, scroll down, press orange button "Add test device manually", Choose bangle.js and enter correct MAC address.

• Bangle.js 2 and GrapheneOS

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 4 weeks

  

  Nope, just grabbing as much from web as I can. Check that codeberg.org link, the bugs are quite recent. You might not be alone